www.thadfryecounseling.com

Are you struggling with grief related to the loss of a loved one, a recent life transition or past traumatic event?

Or are you an athlete or performer wanting to break through creative blocks enabling you to perform at your highest mental and emotional level and get back to your peak performance and creativity?

If so, I would be honored to be a partner in your healing journey. Through my own struggles after multiple deaths in my family, moving and starting my career I came to the realization I needed support and guidance. Although difficult, taking what I then saw as a risk to reach out for help upon later reflection was one of the wisest choices I've made in my life. If that time has come for you, know that you have come to the right place. www.thadfryecounseling.com

Diane Doe, Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Teaching Staff Member, is a therapist involved in helping people change. She calls her model Diligent Self Care. Her work helps clients become more emotionally present to self and others and to engage in freer, more creative living.

I have worked in the fields of mental health, addictions, and parenting for over 25 years. I enjoy helping people with depression, anxiety, and addictions turn their lives around using Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, Brainspotting, and Parent Coaching.

I empower parents to manage their parenting challenges using Respect, Empathy, Appreciation, and Love (REAL Parenting). I offer parent coaching and 5 parenting classes: Becoming a Love and Logic Parent, Love and Logic Early Childhood Parenting Made Fun! Creating Happy Families and Responsible Kids, REAL Parenting, Active Parenting for Stepfamilies in 3, and Siblings Without Rivalry. I teach parenting classes fall, winter, spring, and summer. For parenting classes/coaching, see www.REALparenting.net.

I provide individual, couples, group and customized Intensive counseling, as well as LPC Supervision.

I specialize in serving adults (21+) and couples who feel stuck, have unresolved grief, struggle with unmanageable stress or betrayed trust (pornography, infidelity), have concerns with personal boundaries or codependency, have relatives or friends who abuse substances, work on their own recovery, or desire true healing from trauma or abuse (emotional, physical, substance or sexual).

I invite a relational, interpersonal approach with my clients, as we engage your beliefs, needs, hopes, and expectations - even for therapy itself. Many clients also find it helpful to look at the ways in which their past continues to be replayed in dissatisfying current relationships, situations and experiences.